Catherine Booth (1892); The Consul (1903), and Muktifauj (1923), the story of the first forty years of The Salvation Army in India and Ceylon. Frederick Booth-Tucker died of angina pectoris on 17 July 1929, and, like many prominent Salvationists, was buried in Abney Park Cemetery. Bibliography Books written by Frederick Booth-Tucker: The Life Of Colonel Weeresooriye (1888) The Short Life of Catherine Booth, the Mother of the Salvation Army (1892, 1910) Also published as The life of Catherine Booth : the mother of the Salvation Army. Gems from the Life of Catherine Booth, the Mother of the Salvation Army : being extracts from the original (1893) A year of grace : being a sketch of the advance of the Salvation Army with statements of account for the year ended 30 September 1893 (1893) Our future pauper policy in America ... a paper read at the monthly meeting of the United Charities of New York ... (189?) In Darkest England, and the Way Out (date unknown) Darkest India : A Supplement to General Booth's "In Darkest England, and the Way Out" (1891) The Devil's Army : a novel (1895) This was published in the Salvation Army's 'Officer' magazine in serial form from January 1895 to January 1896. In 2006 the story was published in novel form with an introduction, footnotes and illustrations by Garth R. Hentzschel. . The Salvation Army in India : with a preface and an appendix with R Gillespie; T M Hudson (1896) Back to the land! : or the ten-acre farms of the Salvation Army (1898?) Farm colonies of the Salvation Army (1898) William Booth, the General of the Salvation Army (1898) The Salvation Army in the United States : annual report, A.D. 1899 (1899) The Salvation Army in the United States : Christmas, 1899 (1899) One hundred favourite songs and music : of the Salvation army : together with a collection of fifty songs and solos musical score (1899) The Social Relief Work of the Salvation Army in the United States (1900) Salvation songs for the use of the Salvation Army (1900) Prairie Homes for City Poor (1901) Light in darkness : being an account of the Salvation Army in the United States (1902) The landless man to the manless land, or; The farm colonies of the Salvation army (n.p., 1902?) Visions (1906) The Consul : A sketch of Emma Booth Tucker, by her husband, Booth